industrial concerns and government policy. Moreover, both tribal groups must now attempt to rebuild what remains of their culture in an atmosphere of violence, bewilderment, and confusion, inequity. Removal of natives from traditional lands is a policy that is likely to continue according leading authority on indigenismas. to change their (the natives) to Beltran, He states, Mexico's “It is necessary cast-like position to a class position where the possibility exists that the Indian may enter a group in this case the proletariat" Bartolomé, Incidents 1973, p. (Barabas and 16). in South America Much of South America's interior is still wild and untamed. The native inhabitants of much of the area live much like they decades, have for centuries. Within the past few particularly the past five years, South American governments coupled with foreign interests in timber, oi], uranium and unknown energy-related reserves have begun massive explorations in the vast unexplored territories. The presence of small aboriginal groups has proven to be a small barrier since most are relocated to government sponsored reserves or to major urban centers. Where resistance was met government troops in general were sent in to squelch the dissidents. Hundreds of tribes have been forced to move from home~ lands. The tales and accounts are indeed tragic and remind one of what happened to the North American tribes a little ay 9011099